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Chapter 106 Targeted Case Management - Alabama Medicaid Agency

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<strong>Targeted</strong> <strong>Case</strong> <strong>Management</strong> <strong>106</strong>MonitoringThe case manager determines what services have been delivered andwhether they adequately meet the needs of the recipient. The plan of caremay require adjustments as a result of monitoring.<strong>106</strong>.2.2 Target Group DefinitionsThis section defines the eight target groups served by TCM providers.Target Group 1 – Mentally Ill AdultsTarget Group 1 consists of functionally limited individuals age 18 and overwith multiple needs who require mental health case management. Suchpersons have a DSM-III-R diagnosis (other than mental retardation orsubstance abuse), impaired role functioning, and a documented inability toindependently access and sustain involvement with needed services.Target Group 2 – Mentally Retarded AdultsTarget Group 2 consists of individuals who are 18 years of age or older with adiagnosis of mental retardation, as defined by the American Association ofMental Retardation (formerly AAMD). The individual’s diagnosis must bedetermined by a Qualified Mental Retardation Professional (QMRP) and mustinclude a primary determination of both intellectual and adaptive behaviorsindicating the individual's primary problems are due to mental retardation.Such persons may have other or secondary handicapping conditions.Target Group 3 – Handicapped ChildrenTarget Group 3 consists of individuals, age 0-21 considered to behandicapped as defined in the following six subgroups:• Mentally retarded/related conditions• Seriously emotionally disturbed• Sensory impaired• Disabling health condition(s)• Developmentally delayed• Multi-handicappedMentally Retarded/Related ConditionsAll recipients in this subgroup must be age 0-17. A recipient is consideredmentally retarded when a diagnosis of mental retardation is determined. Thisdetermination must include a primary determination of both intellectual andadaptive behaviors indicating the individual's primary problems are due tomental retardation.January 2011 <strong>106</strong>-7

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